Fun little musical tribute to 24 by Jimmy Fallon at the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards.
YouTube Link: 24 Musical Tribute at Emmys
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August 2010
Well that was fast. The official 24 website has been taken down on August, 24th – precisely three months after the series finale aired on television. There hasn’t even been any kind of “thank you for the support” message to 24 fans, the site was just deleted and all that’s left is a 404 “page not found” error message.
The 24 message boards will remain online up until September 15th after which they will be shut down too. So there’s a little under three weeks to say your goodbyes there.
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Here’s a new “Ask Katee” where Katee Sackhoff reveals that she didn’t know Dana Walsh was a mole when taking the role (although she knew Dana was bad). The 24 question is the first one.
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AXN announced the premiere of its most anticipated show 24 (Season 8). This season will feature Bollywood superstar Anil Kapoor in a pivotal role alongside with 24 series’ lead Kiefer Sutherland. It is for the first time that a Bollywood celebrity has been cast in a Hollywood television show.
24 is an American serial action/drama television series starring Kiefer Sutherland as special agent Jack Bauer and the show is presented in the semblance of real time, with each 24-episode season covering 24 hours in the life of Bauer. First broadcast on November 6, 2001, the show has run for 192 episodes over eight seasons. In addition, the television movie 24: Redemption was broadcast between seasons six and seven, while a feature film is also planned. [click to continue…]
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Anil Kapoor is going great guns. After the international acclaim following Slumdog Millionaire, the evergreen star is making his debut on international television with the final season of American series 24. He describes the action drama as “bigger than the biggest” he has done in India.
“This small screen (24) was bigger than the big screen that I have done in India. It was bigger than the biggest that I’ve ever done,” Anil, who played a game show host in Slumdog Millionaire that fetched him international visibility, said in a telephonic interview from Mumbai.
“For example, the scale of every episode was bigger than any of the films I’ve done in the past. The entire series is worth $125-150 million. I’ve never done such a big show in my career. It was totally very special,” added the 50-year-old.
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From a blurb on Kim Raver’s new Lifetime television movie Bond of Silence in USA Today, she was asked about a possible return of Audrey Raines in the upcoming 24 movie:
Would Raver appear in the projected 24 movie if asked? “Never say never on 24,” she says. “Audrey’s not dead. She’s just in bed somewhere.”
Source: USA Today
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Congratulations to Sean Callery who has won the 2010 Emmy for Best Musical Score in a Drama Series for the 24 series finale! This is Callery’s third Emmy win, the other two being Day 2: 10:00pm-11:00pm (George Mason’s farewell) and Day 5: 6:00am-7:00am (the Season 5 finale). Callery has been nominated for every season of the show and 24: Redemption. How about releasing another 24 soundtrack now, FOX?
24 nabbed another Emmy win for Outstanding Sound Editing For A Series for [click to continue…]
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Here’s a photo gallery of Mary Lynn Rajskub on the red carpet at the 62nd Annual Creative Arts Emmy Awards and presenting an award with 24 co-creator Joel Surnow. 24 composer Sean Callery picked up yet another Emmy win for best musical score in a drama series tonight. Congratulations, Sean!
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Update: Watch the full Chloe’s Arrest epilogue!
A new scene is being filmed for the 24 Season 8 DVD today featuring Chloe O’Brian (Mary Lynn Rajskub), her husband Morris O’Brian (Carlo Rota), and their young son Prescott O’Brian (played by showrunner Howard Gordon’s son in 24 Season 7). This was something that was just locked down within the last few days – as of August 9th it was still up in the air.
No word on what the scene entails – it could be some kind of epilogue of sorts, a tie-in to the 24 movie, or more likely just a short scene for fans of the series. Hope to have more information soon!
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In honor of Friday the 13th, Fancast has composed a list of televisions unluckiest characters. Jack’s wife and 24 Season 1 character Teri Bauer gets a spot on the list:
Teri Bauer, ‘24′: One of TV’s saddest and most unexpected death scenes was preceded by 23 hours and 50-ish minutes of wrong turns, displaced trust (whoa, Richard Burgi isn’t the girl’s father?!) and even a blink-and-you-missed-it, dramatically convenient bout of amnesia. Sure, Teri’s batch of bad luck was compressed into that very first day of ‘24,’ but man, was a character’s fate ever sealed.
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Here’s an awesome Jack Bauer fan video made by Dylvisions24. Thanks to virginie24jb for the heads up.
YouTube Link: Jack Bauer – The Tragic Hero fan video by Dylvisions24
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Huge congrats to Annie!
The 24 actress, 33, gave birth to her first child with husband Stephen Full Sunday at 4:46 PM in Los Angeles.
Baby Freddie (middle name: Wersching) Full, who weighs 7 lbs., 15 oz., and is 18 inches long, is quite the stunner and shares mom’s hair. “He has a full head of hair and is very calm and sweet and adorable,” Wersching tells PEOPLE exclusively. “We are all feeling great!”
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24‘s Mary Lynn Rajskub arrives at the 2010 Teen Choice Awards on August 8, 2010. Mary Lynn was nominated for choice TV actress along with co-star Katee Sackhoff, but both of them lost to Yvonne Strahovski of Chuck.
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“Coming from 24, it was a much-needed change that just felt right,” Cuthbert said. Nonetheless, she said she would be more than willing to appear in the upcoming 24 movie.
“Absolutely, I would be lying if I said otherwise,” Cuthbert said.
“They actually haven’t called me on it. The thing is, I have a lot of trust in Kiefer (Sutherland) and the producers and Howard Gordon, all these guys, that if they need me and I’m going to be a good fit – and not just put me in there because they have to – I trust their judgment and will be there on the day that they need me. Unless I’m shooting Happy Endings, of course.”
Source: Toronto Sun
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